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France + Liguria 2 week itinerary
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Hey Reddit! My husband and I are planning a two-week adventure through France and Liguria, and we could really use your tips to make it a relaxing yet exciting trip. We tend to pack our itineraries and want to balance exploration with some downtime. We're all about good wine, delicious food, art, and a couple of easy hikes, plus we definitely want some beach time! Here’s our current plan: starting in Paris, then Beaune, Lyon, the French Riviera, and finally Liguria.
Hi Reddit! Would appreciate tips and suggestions on our itinerary. My husband and I have trouble slowing down on our trips as we get ambitious and want to see everything - please help us plan an actually relaxing trip while still allowing for some exploring lol.
We like wine and food, art/museums, and an easy hike or two wouldn’t go astray. Also aiming to have at least a couple beach days. Thanks!
Day 1-3 Paris
Day 4 Paris to Beaune
Day 5 Beaune
Day 6 Beaune to Lyon
Day 7-8 Lyon
Day 9 Lyon to the French Riviera (Antibes as our base)
Day 10 Day trip: Eze, Menton, Monaco
Day 11 maybe Villefranche sur de Mer in the morning; travel to Liguria in the late afternoon (base: La Spezia)
Day 12 Day trip: Cinque Terre
Day 13 Travel day back to Nice
Day 14 Nice to Paris
Day 15 last morning in Paris, fly home in the afternoon
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